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Keith Shackleford owns and cuts hair at Shack’s Barber and Beauty Salon, located at 1724 Olive Blvd. in downtown St. Louis. He inherited the shop from his father, the late James Shackleford.
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St. Louis Mayor Lyda Krewson outlined the city’s proposed gun buyback program as Jimmie Edwards, director of Public Safety and Lawrence O’Toole, interim police chief, listened during a press conference in St. Louis on Friday, December 8. Â
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Acting Police Chief Lawrence O’Toole.
Photo by Wiley Price
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Alderwoman Megan Ellyia Green speaking at a Board of Aldermen meeting in April 2015.
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Hazelwood East Spartans’ Michael Horton (15) goes up for two over Berkeley’s Torre McMiller (45) during Monday night’s game at East. The Spartans went on to defeat the Bulldogs 69-25.
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For the third year, Hazelwood West High School students and staff adopted 15 families, which included a total of 68 children and adults for the holiday season. Students and staff collected items ranging from bicycles to gift cards, depending on the family’s request. Once collected, students, teachers, and administrators wrapped the gifts and delivered them to the Hazelwood School District Family Outreach Center where they will be distributed to the families.
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Hazelwood Central High School students, who are enrolled in Spanish and French classes, participated in an interactive and immersive day at Saint Louis University (SLU). Hazelwood Central is a partner school for the 1818 Advanced College Credit Program at SLU. The program provides an opportunity for qualified high school juniors and seniors in Spanish and French classes to experience the rigors of college course work. Students had the opportunity to interact with college professors and ask questions about future career opportunities including obtaining minors in Spanish and French.
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Former Missouri Supreme Court Chief Justice Mike Wolff swore in Lyda Krewson as St. Louis mayor on April 18. Now he has helped to write a bill that would direct St. Louis police to stop enforcing federal marijuana possession laws for adults.
Photo by Wiley Price
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Ferguson Police Chief Delrish Moss connected with DaShawn Jones, 2, Jeremiah Jones, 5, Elisia Williams, 4, and Emya Williams, 5, at the Ferguson Community Empowerment Center’s Christmas party on Friday, December 8. The center stands on the site of the QuikTrip that was burnt out during the Ferguson unrest.